Brought to you by House Corwyn A Word From Domina on Rituals
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There are no universally recognized ceremonies in
the BDSM community. This is hardly surprising since we have only really considered
ourselves a community for the past ten years or so. Up until then, San Francisco and
New York had organizations that were not too hard to find, you might have found PEP or NLA
if you were savvy, but most other cities had only tiny pockets of BDSMers, if they had any
local "scene" at all. Computers have played a huge part in helping people
to find others like themselves. This usually meant that collaring conventions, ceremonies, rituals and such were practiced at most by the people who were in one small geographical area, and a group only 50 miles away might have a totally different set of rituals, if they had any at all. Thanks to the internet, we now have a lot more interaction from groups and people all around the world. The number of books on BDSM is growing by leaps and bounds, and there are beginning to be some things we more or less agree upon. Safe, Sane and Consensual being the idea that first comes to mind. Given the number of emails I have been getting about ceremonies, I am going to start a section here on the Frugal Domme site on ceremonies. If you would like to add a ceremony or idea for one that you have used, please send it to me at weblady@sfrugaldomme.com . We don't pay for contributions, but you do have the satisfaction of knowing that others will benefit from your ideas. I will also be adding the ceremony used for the establishment of House Corwyn. This may or may not be of interest to people out there, but again, it is a type of ceremony/ritual that is used by some of us. Just remember, we are establishing our own myths/rites/cultural imperatives here. There is no right or wrong way to do anything. These ceremonies are offered as a guide for you to build your own ceremonies on. They are not "the way to do it" they are "one way to do it." Domina
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